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where does the colour white come from snow
light refraction and reflection..
my point is according to the boffs anything with atoms will give off colourlight refraction and reflection..
none of this in space tho
and where does the colour black come from space
It's white, because it lacks any colour.
and where does the colour black come from space
Black is technically not a colour, it is the absence of all colour.
The "colour" black occurs when a surface does not reflect any of the spectrum.
Space is black due to the absence of light, same as in a room with no windows and a light proof door. Their are insufficient stars to light space up.
It's white, because it lacks any colour.
and where does the colour black come from space
Black is technically not a colour, it is the absence of all colour.
The "colour" black occurs when a surface does not reflect any of the spectrum.
Space is black due to the absence of light, same as in a room with no windows and a light proof door. Their are insufficient stars to light space up.
my point is according to the boffs anything with atoms will give off colour
and space having no atoms has no colour, but this cant be true because space is black.